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Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
Too Many Knives

I've got good joke on -" said q
rich old chap 'ii'
"What is itg''
ne was out at dinner party the other
night, and it was very swell There wore
SIX knives and six forks, YOU know. at
each plate. After the soup the bcefeee
observed That -- was not eating. 'eYou
are not eating, Mr.. -" She said tDo
you not like -y' Il do" said he o
but to tell you the truth, I'm waiting t0
see what knife to begin with"
"eH' don see much of joke against
Lhe man, I'm sure; but it is a kind of re-
HectlOn, suppose, upon his breeding he
cause he's rich. can't see that there vvas
anything against him except that he did
not take any knife that it was comfortable
lor hm to cat with. A man of sense docs
not waste his time fussing around to find
Out what the latest fad will be in ea+inc,
a man knows what a big knife is for and
hltIc knife. but he does not need To no
ashamed OF not being acquainted with the
httIe cratic fads which are being CON
stahtly introduced for fashion OF effect II
USED TO be vulgar to serve a lot of Vega
tables all at one time; it then beca6e
vulgar not to do it, Itused to he fashion
aOle 70 pile your plate with a mixture
OF eata6les; then it became the worst of
taste. There is only one absolute ruIe of
ealing and drinking that all people need
10 observe-cleanliness-and the little ov-
IRA Kinks of fashion amount to NOTHING
ana are not worth a mans while 10
follow and study. Good breeding consists
as much in arranging things for the
comfort OF your guests as it does in know
ing how to eat your dinner in a simnie
ana .. cieanly way.-San Francisco Chr6n-
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
BIef who Prefer 70 stare.

IL IS often said that hundreds of mon
Walk the streets of New York saekiOa
WORK ana arc unable to find it. The noei
Pioniiiieht broker in town said the other
HisII Ihat this was entirely untrue.
,,. can give every man work. - no said
tnough II may not be the kind he desire,
Vi lS Htted Tor. ! have dozens of rector
IIlts lJ ana hotels to supply, and there are
eI"eys some vacancies. This mornings
Papers announced the suicides of tbTae
men VINO became desperate beeausa tbe,y
eouid not get work. If they had bae1
Wllilng to take the first thing tbat cor,a
need starve.' - -'s"V NO man
How low do wages rrinS,,
=. senI tnree men to work as porters
I0-cay Tor 81 a week, including Inncbeon
4 ou stare. OF course 50 IS nothing IN ne
DuI inc man who won't work for t6at
nlueh and six square meals n ,voel- ,,,,iI
nave to struggle in New York. No oatta- .1.
no" no" small the wages, you can alvvava r,ot
men men 70 accept them, but You cannot eIs
Why's get man who has held n hiob
posltion to accept a lower one Tbo,, rssri ,,,iiI
starve to death first. moan tbis 1ita,. %ln
MY They will undergo the awfnI Lo-
TOTS OF starvation before tbev win tl,,o-r,
away their pride. It Is the rulino, s,t,;t
you know. The other day the docto,S
tola tSL Dewey the big Wan street onerator yasCas
tnat li, nc had only few hours to live IT,
salleq tor his broker at once and arranoeJ
Los Seiiiag out his stock. Can Won I'M
slglne s.lS man thinking Of the stock Inari.et
t,,l Mlen On the very verge Of DEATH Well
Si'.. STe sumo principles appIy to paupers'
aney starye to death at times hefore thev
WI, WI consent 70 compete with shs laborlnS
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13

his football echoed and re-echOed through
the lonely aislcs his soul became troubled
with strange fears. What if it were
thieves breaking into the church to rob it
| of its sacred treasures? What if-and
the thought made him shudder-it were
some manifestation from another worldf
But Father Hildebrand crossed him
self anew and went on with renewed
strength of purpose. At last he
reached the end of the great cloister
and felt sure he heard the sObs and cries
OF child Advancing cautiously, shad-
ing his candle carefully with one hand. he
swept past the different tombs. Then he
saw a sight which arrested his further
progress for minute. In front ofa great
ancestral family tomb stood a weeping
child with its hands clasped and held up
toward the shaft of moonlight which
pierced through one of the narrow Sits in
the thick stone wall and shOne full upon
the boys face as he walled MA Claire
ma Claire, ma sRur, why do you not come
to me when l call? 1t is only me- little
JacOpO! Oh, do not be unlzind to your pet
it frere" The child at last sank upon his
knees, swayed for a few seconds, and then
fell heavily upon the damp stone squares.
When Father Hildebrand reached thu bov
for, of course, it was poor little Jacopo
"a Shaft of moonlight was shining on his
face like a stream of glory sent
from heaven. NoOne need to tell the rest.
JacopO had only tainted, but it was many
months before he arose from fever. dur
ing which his black clusters of hair had
turned pure white. He recovered. but
never could say a word about the events
of that terrible night. All he could cry
was, "Claire! ma Clairer Father Hide
nd onl~ 90 = ~.
only had JacopO's hair turned white. but
his quiet, steady blue eyes glistened with
light unknown to sunlight; it was the
light that never shone on land or sea.
He is now the darling of the Door of
BoulOgne, their mascot, their whatever
you please to call it. But Father Hide
brand declares that on that shaft of moon
light which swept down upon the praying
boy he perceived in ecstasy the form of
his beloved Claire. "And why not?' ad-
ded my friend; ''dOes not Claire mean the |
moonlight, and might not the straight |
shafts OF moonlight be the celestial |
vehicle Of vision to the bOy?''
That finished my friends story of
Jacopo.
The boy with the supernaturally wistful |
eyes and the snow set hair is dead |
JacOpO died, with his hands fixed over his |
breast in piOus position, murmuring; |
'Claire, ma Claire, am coming to Join |
thee in thy Fairgrounds Why did YOU
leave me so lonely to be the child of the
new year-the sad fills du jour de Pan?''
And Father Hildebrand, good soul, is in
consolable Death he declares, while he
touches his breast and forehead and makes
the sign of the ''santa croix," has for him
no further terrOrs. Fertilization for the
eternities he had found in little Jacopo-
Malcolm Mcpherson in Detroit Free
Press
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
LOUISE.

She left the land Of the snow, Louise,
She sailed o'erthe fair and smiling seas
And came to me,
Here in my home where the skies flame gold.
Where crimson and amber at eve unfold
Here by the sea.
The roses awoke to greet her, Louise,
perfume stole from the orange trees
Her lips to kiss.
The waves danced high in a wild delight,
The stars held revelry at night,
Trembling with bliss.
For me-the world it was Paradise;
Louise had come with her tender eyes
Here by the sea-
With her touch that turned the water to wine.
With her kiss that made all days divine
Had come to me.
Under the gold and the crimson skies,
Under the roses and stars she lies
By day and night
The blooms fell fast from the orange trees
They make the bed Of my bride, Louise,
Fragrant and white.
Away in the land of the snow she left
There is a desOlate home, bereft,
Here cross the seas.
Deep in the cline Of the golden sun,
Here is home with its joys undone.
The orange trees
Weighted with fragrance and blossominp white
Breathe Of that land full of glory and light
She has sought, Louise.
Lulu Ragsdale.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
A TlIt About n1oaorn -

a TIT About Modern improvements.
Browns Boy-We've COT st.4ion...
wash stands in our house D''''ion"ry
smiths Boy-We've cot t.s..11.4. =
vestbules. SUI oesSelated
s,sEi ss2roMn,s Boy-We've got open CRATES ,,
elevator We ana an
trical bells. E.9He got cleo
tb;,l. ;,r.''n 3 boy-Well, we've got Soma.
siills yo0enses hasn't pot-ygeiva' '''.s -
IBssuniatlc Bn'l tubes. There nowl-. HsT7a.Ss So
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
Philadelphia, Wilmington I saltins. sslrp,l
mn
DELAWARE DIVISION.

ooTiat IN ana aIler January 3lst 1857 Sunday -,
cepteuI trains will leave as follows 'u9!s ex'
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
Notice to Smyrna SbinDa,

pda, All heavy Freight intended to be bNnlad >.
6es 6Sat Dy our Teams should be reporteS az 20 20
OInce me night previOuSto departure ~ poat ouf
any small Packages should be re6ortad a. a.,
OHice at least two hours before Boat starts a. 'le
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13

Connected 6y Telephone qgith IY,,o,.;u.
Camden, DoUer and Cqvto6 ''''''y'
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13

Fhi4adelPhia and Smyrna TPausnor-
tatiOn Company. POE-
a. T. JARDlNE, secy and Trear.
OFFICES: No NO - $. Delaware Avenue. Pbia.
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
HINRERGORMc

O. me safest surest and best cure for Corns Bunions 30
top5 al pain Ensures comfort 70 the feet Never
~ cure. 70 cents ot pruggists. HIscoT a 20 N "
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13

I've got good joke on -" said n
man few days ago. "You know. the
rich old chap '-'
"What is it?''
Smyrna times., 1887-04-13
Elliott, johnson q O.
BANKERS AND BRokERs.

R,v o,a -, s.lI1., ton, Delaware,
t'uy anu sell stocks, Bonds and all other soo,,.,
es on commission and have Direef pa,, aHSuri SIS
rom Iheir office TO ell principal eities sns 9es-
n, gIes train and Provisions bought and seid
sol. sI Local securities aud mortgages bo1sbt sp5
jan 5-ly
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Cine befsnbere Sfeienns ~ maIas
rifdhen 2einen.

Menfhen, bertn BIut binu, befen. Berbau.
une idipad unb beren eebsr trdse if, finb ben
anfdleu Ser WaIaria Defenders aussefstt.
Die aerinsfte 8IosfeIuns fam uuter folden
tlmifdnben sinsn aorper ans eifen, Der. ipenu
er gelunb pdre, Dem Wias .na tuiberfebsn
piirSe. Die ern;ise srt unb Beiie, f@ Dor
MaIaria in @esenben, in bensn ie borberridt,
au Iditen, befebt barin, BAG man ben R6rper
irditiaf unb in Drbnuna brinst, inbem man
cine eef6md6te 8eroouuns .aufbe1ert, bas
Hlut aufrif6t unb Der Galenausfdeibuna ei.
men ~aefunben aniioS siebt. Disfe MefuItats
metben burd fein auoeres Waiitel 70 fiber er.
rei6t, aIs burd Sotetters W agenbit
ters, pel9es fi9 burH LANCE Grfabrung ais
bas surerIdfFsfe Sdubmiitei, iotpie aud ais
bas befs eeiImiitel seeen Gieber uno dhnIide
eeiben e~ripieien bat. Das Bitiers III ferner
elm auss sei&netes Stdrtunsfmittd bsr Darn
orsane nnb elm nirfiames barntreibenoes Nit.
tel, tpel1es aus Dem Blute all bic fGnrfen lin.
reinbsiten ausiGeibet, bic ben @runo gu rbeu'
matil&eu eeiben Issen.
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Gttpas fiir 0ismtards slnbeter

Bel @eIegenbeit Der 9ebatten iber
bic bonn 8ifdof 2opp beantragte Re-
piion Der Girdengefebe i'm preuBif9en
9%errenbauie, fpra6 8ismard o uus
f n Der nod bis Dor Gur3eni BON lbm
aufs beftiefte betdmpften fatboIii6en
priefter : Seminare. Ct fpra6 babel
sic oenfpiirbigen Worte aus, bic ipdtes
rem Dismard 8iograpben nidt brins
genb gerug 3ur Beridh6tiguHg ems
pfoblen tuerben t6nnen. Ct iaste:
.Die gr6Bten Geinbe bes
Staates fommen Mot aus
enen prieffersS m inareH,
onbern aus ben lniberfi=
tdten!" ReGt bat er, bon feinem
G~tanbpunfte ausl Denn iuer 3uri
bIinben Glauben unb Geborfam er.
sogen 1T. eignet f6 better gum III ns
tertban" (niht gum @iirgerl) oils
Der gum ielbfftdnbigsn 9enten 6erai1s
gebiloete. l~ebrigens r,6get fi9 bic
1000 fadeltragenben @tubenter, tueI6e
erft fiirali9 benz 4aifer ibre Oebotion
erseigten, beim Germ @eidsfau3ler fir
bas obige Compliment bebanfen. Sas
mirb fe iibrige1s ni9t abbalten, tueiter
au i6tpeifmebeIn-if es bod ibr ,gutes
MedtA, bas fe H9 ni6t nebnnen IaRen.
5ener Sdnger bat @e6t, tpelder finst:
.eaS bod ben Menidenhunbsn ibr Re1t,
Sbr ~eisenifes @edt auf erben.
llnb Iae bas ndfffe bentlhe 9eldIe9t
Mit S9pdn3eu eebareu ueroeHr
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g., @albb6rner.S oIo. porsetraget bon
ben 5erren Sui. Sobnf6er, u. 5o'
bile (@bicago), o.. @rotb unb Wm.
Sabelom (Nem OrIeans).
g., yGortuna" 9onsert : Sdottif6, 6r.
@bt (arrang. bun Aler. 8. 2ubuig).
a., Na6ruf an Carl Moria b.. Weber,
@roBe Gantafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3meiter 8 beiI.
s., Ouberture gu ~Rieu3i", 8.Wasnsr.
g., MarI9 Il. @bor aus Der r3auber'
H6te"-W. u. Mo;art.
T., 2ieb u. Quartet aus r&isolettoH.
g., @roBe 6antafie aus Meperbeer's
rpropbet", Wiepre6t.
9ritter She'll.
g., GadeItans (B-dur), Meperbeer.
TO-, vOie pot i'm Walbe", SOlopiecs
fiir.gornet BON Sdaefsr, bOrgetra'
gen bon u. 8obe (Mfilmaufee).
H., .6anb in Sanb", poltas@ ia3ur'
ia bon Satan.
H., &0nis 9arl Mari9, bon unratb,
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MRS. gsinslo,p's sOOfbtms ssrup.

&eb. Splpanus Cobb idreibt i'm 30.
fOn Gbrifian 6reeman4: auf ieinen
Ten pIrben mir cine Webi3in enipfeblsn,
nomentli9 fir ainbss. mem mir ni4t
wibtsn, ous fe gut III. Bon Wrs.
Winstcps Shrup fSnner mir iebc4 aus
Grfatruns fpre&en. Sn unierer eigenea
6ainilie bat er ii4 ols Sesen eru ieien,
neil a einem Rinbe, bas nit aolif se>
psinist mar, S&luf psri&affte uuo ben
@lterr Rube mihrenb Der Na4t
fiderte. Die meiifen @ltern irerben bies
len Sesen au iddssn uiisn. pier III
Elm artifef, Der fid bewihrt unb barmlcs
1T, benn Der S4laf, ben er benz ainhe
psrfdaHt, III notirli4 unb Der fleine On.
gel erpa&t 70 better ME Elm 9ncpf.4
Bdbrsnb bes 3uhnsns If fem @rfclg un.
i&isbar. 0ir baben bdufs genus bon
Wiittern bic aeu6erung gebSrt, ba6 fe
ni&t cbne ben SSrup iein mSsen bon Der
@eburt bes 4inees an bis 3ur 1oaens
buna bes 3ahuens. Berfauft BON allen
appthstsrn 3u 25 Gents bic 5lafde.
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iebt ni1t, bann ipar es Gu6 bamals
cine graufame unb unniiBe Sdrte. ne
in bic peite Welt su iagen. GIN Otlites
giebrs ni6t. glu6 Die formele 4rl'
aeigepflidt fir bic ilelt ar5ultelen0en
9mrieifer bat Der Staat ieBt fallen lalien
(uadbem bieIelbe i6oa 10 tpie 10 CUR
inbaiisloIen Sormalitdt berabgefunten
mary unb nun siebt es pofitib feline
Connection mebr, bic Der Staat Der
Stride nod MAIDEN f0nnte. SaB bas
preuBii6e Nbgeorbnetenbaus biefe bonn
6errenbauie angenommene Bill glei1s
falls aeeeptiren mirb, ii faum gu be-
3peifelu.
SaB bic angemeinen politii6en
Streitfragen guropa's anldBli6 bon
&aiier Wilbelm's 80. 8eburtstage nur
Der t q 9 tuaren, bas ssist f9 idon
iebt-faum cine Wode na6ber. Die
nabserabe feibit ben leibeni9afilidfen
3eiiunssIeier unipirri1 unb miBmutbig
madenoen langtpeiligen 8eridte, abs
ue9ielnb BPM gang nabe beborftebens
ben NusbruGe zines aHgemeinea eiiro'
pdif6en 6rieges unb baun pieber bon
Der befinitipen Ginerfslung bes euros
pdiiGen 6riebens, laufen nod pie Dor
nit monotoner &eseImdBisteit elm.
9baiia9e lit. bob eigentli6 Naes
beim Alten lit, unb oaB namentfid bic
Mnnabme Der beutI6en @eptennatspors
lage nidt bas Minbeffe an Der europdis
fden Situation gednbert bat. SaB bas
beuti6 ,6ferrei6iid : italieniide S9ubs
unb SruBbiinbniB bon benz iebt 10
piel Gei1rei gemadt mirb-erueuert
tuurbe, bat ia sod eigentli6 gar nidts
5u b~ebeuten, es mar ia obnebin nod
ni6t %abgelaufen, tpar alio aud obne
biefe Grneueriing In @iiltigfeit.
Sn BuIgarien aber tperben bic Wir'
rem INNER bunter, benn faum 1T bic
eine bon ben &uRen angesettelte Rspos
luton unterbriidt tporben, 70 1T f6on
tpieber cine nelie aussebro6en. 6ur3
unb gut-bie europdiide situation 1T
nod geilau biefelbe ungemife unb uns
bere1enbare, ME fie es felt einem bals
ben Sabre, ober bielmebr feit Der gnts
tbronung oes Jirffen AleTanoer bon
8ulgarien getuefen.
Sagegen inft i'm fernffen Often in
Afgbanifan bic finffer brObenbe @ewit.
teripolfe INNER tiefer berab, 10 baB es
nidt au perwnn3ern pdre, tpenr eines
f16nen Sages bort bas unmetter gum
9osbru9 fdme. gnslanb uHb &uBs
Lamb, bic beiben Ribalen In Mfien, ffe.
ben i9 bort fdon fampfbereit gegen.
tiber.
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@ut. SBHtua q Gubn.

uniere 9auptnabrung III unb bleib1
bas 6Ieii6, unb UNI fol9es frif1 uni
gut ai erlangen, fam man unm0glit
einen 5uperldfFseren Marft finben, ale
ben BON Wm. S6fing & SobH, No.
511 ape. 6. Sie 6erren baben BEN
@efGmad ibrer 2unbeH &e9nung &C.
traget1 unb in ibrem gtablifement eins
taIte 2uftmaf1ine erridtet, tuelde aller
anforberungen fur @rbaItung urb ent'
fernung i1dbli9er SHgrebienaen bes
5leii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdn=
6ig in ibren @iebb6feH einer groben
gOrratb BON Waitpieb, aus neldem
rrur bas Bette fir ibre 2unben getpdblt
iuiro. Wer reel bebient fein mill, Der
beiu9e ben Martt, No. oil
Qpeuue 6. 1,10t1i
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edtptuetubt aebeiIt.

eiuem alien arste, Der bon Der praris 3D.
riifaesosen lebt, purbe burd einen ofineif9er
Wiiionar bic 8el6reibuns eines einfaHtl
pesetabiliIden SeilmitteIs fur bic f9nsle uni
bauernbe SeiInns bon 2unsenfduiuolu4t
1ron&itis, Gatarrb, afbma unb alien eal3.
unb aungenfrnnfbeiten ausgebanoigt. aug
Gin MittsI fur poftise, raoiiaIs esiluns bon
Radbem Der Dottpr bic ipuuSerbartn 9eiIfrdfts
in taufsnbeu Gdlen erprpbt battr, eradtete q
e. far feline Yaidt, bas geitta fsinen Ieiben6ez
Mitmeni&en bstannt 3u MAIDEN. Bon eieism
Motib unb @unI9 setrieben, banoeIte e.: 50
lenee bieiea He,ept foifsufrei an aae, bic q
niini&en. in bsutider. ensIii&er obsr f~rausOi'
idtr SpraGe, NIT boiler slnptiluns Der per-
heuuna unb bes Gebrauds. Senes aorens
iub 8riefmarfe, be3iebe Did ant bieie 8situne
unb i'd fenbe ss fofort. @. u. Noses. las
Yopsrs gIod, ROaefer, n. D. G~2l,lo,fsuip
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3weites GOntert im Operubauie,

3meites GOmtert i1n Opernbalfe,
9onnerfag, ben IA. april
8 nbr Abenbs.
l., Spmpbeuie CIV, OPP. 90-Allegro
vivace, Andante con moto, con
motto moderate, Saltarello presto),
8. MenbelsfObu : 8artbolbp. -5eas
or6efer.
e., Al 2ieb.. .@albeifonv Sdlamanber~
(Direetor: 8. Wilfens);
b. vWaloabenbi6ein1 bon 5. y.
S9m6I3er. ..9oufon Sdnger'
bunb (Sirigent: GarI 3eus).
g., LIE dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
preluoio sur 4. Scene Der LAS
somption", s. Mafenet. -Strei9'
infrnmsnte.
A., r@reteIeinA, 6. g~ttenbofer. .-3eras
niider Sd~nserbunb.
s., Ouberture gu s6reiidib" Carl M.
b. Weber. -. : eftsO r6eifer.
g.. a. .Nuf @ieOerieb'nS. 8. sdasf.
fer. .8sfangsfeetioH bes @ibs
bines 5urnpereins (Sirigent:
8. 2rueser).
b .9auienbf66na. 6r. Ibt-- San
4ntonio Beethoven Wdnners
dor" (Dirisent: Carl Bed).
T., Danse macabre (3ootentan3), BON
6. Saints aens -. Sets r6efter.
g., 6aQeluiab aus benz nWeiias4 bon
6aenbeI 49,. 9eran. Sdngerbunb
nit Ordeferbegleitung.
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TT 1T
fir bic -
Samserfef -@omeerte.
eSefts3 irigent Carl Bed.

Grites Goneert int Opernbauie,
Mittw o d, 10. april, s llbr abbs.
l., Ouperture gu n6ibelio" (E-dur),
2. a. Soft sribe Sid, @iide,
b. -Die Sterue am Simmel", Sol.
&~beinberser .6efs@bor.
g., a) Sutermes3o u. Valse lente,
By Pisicati, beibes als benz Ballet
rSplbia", SEQ Selibes.. Gef'
Or9eiter.
A., rSes grlf6nigs Sodter", 8alabe
eomponirt mad elmer bdnif6en Ses
aenbe, fir SOloitimmeu, Gbor unb
Dr9efer, bon Niels %. @abe.
Solopartien:
Sopran (grltOniss SO6ter). sri.
9orteHie Sones.
Mlt (Oluf's Wuiter). -. SRI. Marie
2acofte.
garitoa (OluD. Or. 6. s. Miler.
s., Ouperture gu pMignon", BON u.
Sbomas. .6eifsO rdefer.
g., x9ln bic Qunfts, BON Bid. Wagner,
Seran. Sdngerbunb nit Or1efters
%begleitung.
T., .Andante cantabile aus DQuatuor"
(Op.11) g.. Si9aitopsfp- .Streifs
inftrumente.
g., a) nOcbatt' i'd elm 5attdeu gu eis
gen"...-.-.S Dallas rGrobfnn",
(Sirigent: 5ans b. 3reiBig.)
b y6riibIings grma9en@, 5. abt,
$500. 9oufon sSieoertroa3A,
(Sirigent: q. Oupernop.)
q 2rieger gbor q. b. Oratorium
p@oIfsans BON Anbalt", aug.
Seelmaun. .Nuifin Mdnner9or
nit Or9efferbesleitung (Oiris
gent: Walter Sips).
g., rSn einem tiibIen Srunbe", bon 6.
8luf .Seran. 6dngerbuno.
TO-, unsarii9e Rbapfobie H., 5rara
9is3t, arrangirt {. Ordeiter BON 9.
Miiler sBergbaus. .GeforGeter.
H., vSau@3enb er1ebt f9 bic S9os
pfung", 6. Mobr. .Seran. Sd1s
gerbunb nit Dr6eiferbegleiturtg.
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@aus auSaeaeiduet.

>. .. atfins, @oIiseiGef in anorpiIe, Senn.,
f9reibt vDleiner Gamilie unb mir ieIbit finb
bic pobltbdtigen Golaen 5brsr ausse3eidneteu
Mebiuin, Or. ainss Aep Gistobsrb sesen aus'
sebruna, ;u sbeiI aeporben. SD babe sefun-
ben, bab fis bali, was bon ibr beriproden piro
unb besbalb beaeuae i'd ibrsn Bertb. ale mel.
ne 6reuuOe, benen id bic Msbisin emPiabL 10.
ben lie.
@arantie ipirb s~eleiiet, bab Or. ainss slep
DISCOVERY sssen ausSebruns Sufieu, Grfal.
iung, Brondiiis, slfbma, 4rdune unb ale
Sals., Brnit unb 9unssnIeiben beilt. Probe.
haidsn frsi ba u. Orsib. @robe 8Iafaen$i
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2Iusperfauf unb Weue gDaarem !

Mnsberfauf unb Wene Waareu
8 mginbereIIaS d. c,
gde 9ouitunitraBe & ape. 6
tuerben ole Winteri6ube fir Samen
unb Ginbsr, fir Serren unb 2naben
gum aboIuten g ofenpreits
ausperfaut. Dies III feline bloBs
Mnfiinbisuns. linl Reflame su MAIDEN,
ionbern Bic preiie finb fattif9 beosu'
tenb berabseiebt iuorben, tpopou Sober
fd ii%berseugen fam.
SIN Cinderella Sdubhore finb bic
neuen lei6teren S1ubiorten fur ben
Sommer bereits eingetroHen unb io'
pobl in SamensS 6uben tpie Slippers
1T cine bor3iigli6e NuswabI borbanben.
Niemanb foute anberswo, als I'm Gin
berela S6ubtore faufen.
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Sn Nfebaniifon f9eint Is Il

: Sn Mfgbaniffor i6eint g 1eBt
mad Iargem 36gern BON beiben Seite1
bod enbli@ gum 2lappea su fommen.
Der gmir BON Afgbaniftan bat our9
feline 3unbf1after bic Radri6t erbals
ten, baB Der rufffde Gouperneur bon
Surtefan $4,000 Manr unter Sslan.
Der (2) 3ban suiammensesOgen babe,
nit benen CT Derat, bic rpfOrte Sns
oiens" 3u iiberrumpeln gebenfe. Der
gmir bat iofort 10000 Mann suiams
menge3ogert uno bic Defeiigungswerte
Serats rperben %Dertdrtt, nm fur iebeH
SOIL seriiftet gu fein.
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Watiuee iln Opermbanie,

Oonnerfag, ben IA. april,
2.30 ubr Na9mittag.
l., SubelsO upsrture, 6. M. p. Weber,
.Gefs Dr6eifer.
g., a) Mari6 unb gbOr aus yGauf",
Carl @ounob.. ..5ef9or nit
Or6efferbegleitung.
b. .alpnadt", Otto Sob =. San
antonio .SelpetiaA (Dirigent:
6. Meper).
g., Na6tseians, Sean 9ost. -Strei@s
in%itrumente.
f., yGrei unb Seutfd", .. 6. geder,
.5eron. G%dngerbuno.
s., Ouberture 3ur n3auberf6te1,, %.
u. Mosart. .6eitsO rdefer.
g., A. .Das einfame &6sleinA, @.9er.
mes. San antoniO nGrobiinn1
(Oirigent: 8. s. &ilmann);
b. yOrei blaue Bliimlein", 8uitab
Dresler. Son MutoniO Mdns
nerdor (Oiriseut: Carl Bed.
T., Ouperture az Isl J'etais Roi'' bon
u. Abam Sets r6effer.
g., Ser beutide Sang, bon 6.Auei1s
fell. .Seranii1er 6dngerbunb nit
Ordeferbesleitung.
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- 2aBt gud ni6t tdufden bur9
niebers preife fur Mrbeit. wel6e better
aIs irsenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
ionbern berfiigt gud nod all o.
tuap's pbotographii9em MteIier, no
gu9 quite unb 3ufriebenffenenbe arbeit
au rllr reellem prsiie garautirt tDirb.
Alb, gaf Soufon StraBe.
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: NluctuotiOuen i'm Morfte fhr 81.

- Sluetuationen i'm Warfte fiir @i.
feuiuaaren fam Sober bermeiben, Der
feline ORDERS bnr1 pieper&S dull t.
3 4 ~ausfabreu ldbt. 6abrifauten re-
guliren ibre preiie nod BEN aonium.
piper & 61uItbeB baben fets einetl
enormea 8orraib BON Gen3orabt, giien'
bled u. (. No., iinb fe notireH friibere
niebrige prsiie,# tuenrl bieielben aud i'm
i'm Martte fteigen. s